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Test Obol commands on Gnosis clusters #3093

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boulder225 opened this issue May 22, 2024 · 2 comments
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Test Obol commands on Gnosis clusters #3093

boulder225 opened this issue May 22, 2024 · 2 comments
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boulder225 commented May 22, 2024

🎯 Problem to be solved

Testing Obol commands on Gnosis chain testnet clusters

🛠️ Proposed solution

  • Reach out to potential Gnosis chain node operators with cluster config form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewiiUOGGXrNpSosW2MPWziMYKV0yfIQRneGLFuSzi0o2Ahtg/viewform
  • Ask them for their current node setup details (locations, specs, number of keys)
  • Schedule a time for all operators to run the test ping commands simultaneously
  • Evaluate feedback and pivot cluster setup if needed, based on latencies observed
  • After ping commands, proceed with testing beacon node commands if successful
  • Determine criteria for assessing "good enough" performance on Gnosis, since Obol monitoring may not cover Gnosis-specific metrics currently

Included Test Commands in the current rc1

  • test peers
    -- Ping
    -- PingMeasure
    -- PingLoad
    -- IsLibp2pPortOpen
  • test beacon
    -- Ping
    -- PingMeasure
    -- IsSynced
    -- PeerCount
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  • no testnet, straight to gnosis mainnet
  • form is posted in #biz-partnerships slack. gets tentative node locations + buy in.
  • once agreed, we will get them to create ENRs and report them to us, ideally with more firm node details for our CRM. We'll decide the two clusters.
  • we send the two clusters separate cal invites and in the description we say "run this command at this time if you can't attend" . We attend the call and watch/learn/debug.
  • If all goes to plan we send them the invites? Maybe there and then? and get them through DKG?

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